Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed.,
1886. Warren County.

JOHN W. EUBANK was born in Simpson County, Ky., in 1833.  He is a son of
A. B. and Mary (White) Eubank, and is of English descent.  His father
was also born in Simpson County in 1810, and lived and died in that
county, his death occurring in 1845.  His mother was born in Warren
County, Ky., and died in Simpson County.  The Eubank family came from
Virginia to Kentucky in the latter part of the last century.  John W.
was reared on a farm and attended the country schools.  He remained at
home until sixteen years of age and then went to live with K. D. Nicoll,
his guardian.  Mr. Eubank began farming and trading for himself before
he was twenty-one years of age, and this business he has since
continued.  In 1860 he came to Warren County, and settled eight miles
south of Bowling Green and resided until 1881, when he came to Bowling
Green and here has since resided.  In 1881 he engaged in the livery
business about two and one half years, with D. J. Phillips.  Mr. Eubank
married, in 1859, Miss A. F. Potter, daughter of Moses Potter.  To this
marriage have been born five children:  William A., Bernice P., Mattie
B., Nellia A. and John M.  Mr. Eubank is a Democrat and Mason, is one of
the most successful men of this county, and the family is well known and
highly respected.  Mrs. Eubank is a member of the Baptist Church.

Eubank Nicoll Phillips Potter White
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Simpson VA

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